Videos tagged with Polaris Logistics

This video discusses the challenges of heating targets for thermal optics in a competitive shooting match environment. While various methods like paint and heater elements were attempted, they proved impractical for large-scale events. The most effective solution found was using hand warmers at the base of targets to provide a thermal signature for identification, guiding shooters to the target's general location.

Ian McCollum details the process of mounting and preparing a Sig M18 pistol equipped with a Romeo M17 red dot sight for the Finnish Brutality competition. The guide covers the direct mounting of the optic and the crucial step of zeroing the sight, emphasizing its alignment with the iron sights for immediate usability. This process is essential for competitors needing reliable optics for demanding events.

This video addresses a frequently asked question about how a specific firearm, the WWSD, was shipped to Finland. The description provides a direct contact for assistance with this logistics process. While the specific firearm is mentioned, the core content focuses on the method of international shipping rather than a review or technical discussion of the firearm itself.

This video captures "The Brutal Montage - Winter War - Finnish Brutality 2021", showcasing behind-the-scenes footage and unseen stages of the cancelled Finnish Brutality 2021 event, which was themed around the Winter War. Despite the main event's postponement to an October "mud edition", this montage highlights participants running stages in Finnish snow. The event is a collaboration between InRange TV and Varusteleka, with sponsorship from SAKO Finland for ammunition and support from Polaris Logistics for the WWSD2020 carbine. Notable participants include individuals from Varusteleka, Bloke on the Range, Forgotten Weapons, Les from Polaris Logistics, and @jenkarolina.

This guide details the complex process of internationally transporting firearms, as explained by Les Winner of Polaris Logistics. It covers temporary export for matches and permanent imports, emphasizing the need for professional logistics services to navigate U.S. and foreign regulations. Key steps include obtaining specific permits like ATF Form 6 and U.S. Customs Form 4457, and understanding import restrictions.